Re: [Groff] Setting pdf document properties

On Mon, Aug 10, 2009 at 03:07:40PM -0600, smo...@sacredlabor.com wrote: > I am wondering where I find the specifications within > pdfmark to set the following document properties? > > PDF Security: Defaults to No Security. I would like > to change this to: Security Method: Password Security > >

[Groff] Setting pdf document properties

All, I am wondering where I find the specifications within pdfmark to set the following document properties? PDF Security: Defaults to No Security. I would like to change this to: Security Method: Password Security Also, I assume these settings are subset of Security Method: Document Open Pass

Re: [Groff] Draft paper: "Writing Effective Manual Pages"

It was 20 years ago, so my memory was a bit fuzzy. I just looked at the last edition of the HP-UX Reference I published in late 1992. I discovered that I did, indeed use Courier Bold because the typeface looked so thin and anemic adjacent to New Century Schoolbook, and I dropped the size by one

Re: [Groff] Draft paper: "Writing Effective Manual Pages"

I don't necessarily agree with the "1 point smaller" (and I'd use Courier Bold), but otherwise Clarke's suggestion is definitely the best way to go, namely to use macros "C", "CR", CB", "CI", etc. in analogy to the "B" and "I" (and combinations) macros already available in man. Unfortunately, thi